2021
DOI: 10.1080/15528030.2021.1894627
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The relationship between spiritual well-being and fear of COVID-19 among Turkish elders

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“… 40 In another study conducted in Turkey in June 2020, it was reported that individuals over the age of 65 had a moderate level of fear of COVID-19. 41 The results of both studies are similar to the results of the present study. The moderate level of fear experienced by the older adults in the present study could be attributed to the facts that the data for this study were collected in the latter stages of the pandemic, that the older adults in the nursing home had information about COVID-19, that vaccination studies had started, and that approximately half of them had had COVID-19.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“… 40 In another study conducted in Turkey in June 2020, it was reported that individuals over the age of 65 had a moderate level of fear of COVID-19. 41 The results of both studies are similar to the results of the present study. The moderate level of fear experienced by the older adults in the present study could be attributed to the facts that the data for this study were collected in the latter stages of the pandemic, that the older adults in the nursing home had information about COVID-19, that vaccination studies had started, and that approximately half of them had had COVID-19.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Carrying out strategies based on religiosity and hope may reduce the adverse effects of the stigma associated with the virus and improve the psychological well-being of COVID-19 patients 17.8/22 STROBE Büssing et al ( 2020 ) To analyze whether a group of patients with malignant tumors perceive changes in their attitudes, behaviors, and interest in spiritual matters during the COVID-19 pandemic Cross-sectional study ( n = 292 oncology patients) Scales: GrAw-7, SpREUK-15, WHO-5 and MLQ The meaning of life, trust, stable relationships, the conscious encounter with nature and moments of reflection are important themes in patients. These spiritual care approaches can easily be incorporated into more comprehensive treatment and support of tumor patients, particularly in times of pandemic restrictions 17.8/22 STROBE Durmuş et al ( 2021 ) To determine the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on fear and spiritual well-being levels of older people Cross-sectional study ( n = 367 individuals over 65 years old) Scales: FACIT-Sp and C19P-S As levels of spiritual well-being increase in older people, their somatic and psychological fears of the coronavirus decrease 17.8/22 STROBE Fatima et al ( 2020 ) To assess religious beliefs and coping during the COVID-19 pandemic Cross-sectional study ( n = 647, 360 from Nigeria, 287 from India) RCOPE Scale Significant percentages of people after the COVID-19 pandemic took religious coping steps to overcome their problems. During this pandemic, positive religious coping among this communities has a high prevalence 19.3/22 STROBE Hamilton et al ( 2021 ) To explore how a group of African American women who have survived breast cancer use spirituality to manage stressors during the COVID-19 pandemic Qualitative study ( n = 18 women) Semi-structured interview lasting 15–45 min via phone and video conferencing platform Spirituality enabled African American breast cancer survivors to better manage their psychological distress through increased engagement in religious activities; reliance on God for protection when fearful, feeling isolated, and in need of assistance to pay household bills; finding joy and courage from listening to gospel music and reading scripture; and finding meaning through spirituality 18/21 SRQR Kim et al...…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Cihan and Durmaz [30], phobia scores were significantly higher in women, singles, people living alone, those living in an apartment, and those with higher economic and educational levels. Durmu and Durar [31] found a significant negative relationship between spiritual meaning and individuals' fear of coronavirus, and between peace and fear of coronavirus. Individuals' spirituality increases as fear of coronavirus decreases.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%